You made that fictitious scenario up

I didn't make that up, you made a scenario up that would require a complete worldwide power outage. My scenario is based on yours until you explain what you really meant. But perhaps it's too hard for you to understand when you can't even understand how the technology you hate works.

With power and a functional market there is no problem using physical currency, either.

Ok, I get it, you're just butt hurt because there exist a digital medium of exchange, which brings the control back to you instead of giving it to the (((banks))). You just can't accept that there are alternatives, parallel economies, which can coexist much easier than (((banks))) and precious metals.

The same way payments have been made for the last ten thousand years of human history.

The world has changed since we got electricity, people can no longer handle physical payments, kids these days don't know how to count, they don't know weight units. Every system is digital and centralized, inventory systems, production, logistics and everything depends on some central authority, always. you can't fix that and bring back physical payments, unless you first solve the centralization and dependency issues. It's just not possible.

(((They))) have spent over 200 years to centralize and make everyone dependent on them through centralization and digitization. You don't change that overnight, it's gonna take time and preparation.

You made that fictitious scenario up

I didn't make that up, you made a scenario up that would require a complete worldwide power outage. My scenario is based on yours until you explain what you really meant. But perhaps it's too hard for you to understand when you can't even understand how the technology you hate works.